Welcome to another Friday Favorites! This week’s theme: Love (of course). Enjoy this surprise mix of classical romance and heartbreak, and have a Valentine’s weekend to remember. “American” by Lana Del Rey Rachel Rogerson Because I love America and I love Lana Del Rey. Everyone else should too. “Crash Into Me” by… Read more »

ArtsEtc. Editor Allegra Dimperio live tweeted Tuesday night’s Dillon Francis concert! Dillon Frances in 140 characters or less on Storify.… Read more »

Graminy performs “(A Short History of Ricky and Phyllis of the) Baraboo Hills” at UW-Madison for the “Loving of the Land” benefit concert for the agroecology program on 4/13/12.… Read more »

Diplo and Chiddy Bang brought the crowd to their feet this Tuesday night at Majestic Theatre, energizing a full house of fans with solid beats, stage dives, and glow sticks. Madison was the first stop on the Axe One Night Only tour which plays surprise concerts at college campuses nationwide.… Read more »

Madison’s hottest retailers and models rolled out the red carpet last Friday at Union South in honor of Fashion Week. Sponsored by MODA Magazine, the event featured a runway show that drew an eager crowd of students looking to catch a sneak peek of the newest summer styles. Photos taken… Read more »

Steve Aoki and Datsik played the Orpheum Wednesday night to as part of the Deadmeat tour. Aoki played “Warp,” “No Beef,” and “Turbulence,” while Datsik remixed such DJs as Skrillex and Knife Party.… Read more »

Just Bust is an open mic event held the first Friday of every month.… Read more »

Every four years, professors from the art department step away from studios, critiques and syllabi and into the spotlight at an exhibition in the Chazen Museum of Art. The first faculty show to be exhibited in the new expansion is Compendium 2012: Art Department Faculty Exhibition. Opening with a preview… Read more »

Bon Iver plays to a sold out crowd at the Orpheum Theatre, supported by British singer/songwriter Lianne La Havas.… Read more »

It was a scary night for the brave souls who dared to enter Hoofers’ haunted house, Oct. 25. The fifth annual spook-fest ventured six floors underneath Memorial Union and used lights, actors, smoke and props to give participants a fright!… Read more »

Since the groundbreaking ceremony of the Chazen Museum of Art’s expansion more than two and a half years ago, a diverse assortment of art lovers have anxiously awaited the opportunity to experience the new addition. This weekend marks the end of a long construction period, as the Chazen opens its… Read more »